The Everyman (Page 8)

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The Power of the Saints

As we celebrate All Saints Day we are reminded of the power they have to intercede for us, especially when it comes to combating the evil of this world- such as one particular place in Utah.

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Bitcoin as a Modern Analogy & Evangelization Opportunity for the Catholic Church

On All Hallows Eve in 2008 the world was introduced to Bitcoin. Thus today is, in a manner of speaking, the "feast day" of St. Satoshi, the creator and patron "saint" of Bitcoin. Interestingly enough, there are many parallels between Bitcoin and Catholicism.

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Dispatches from the Front Lines: "Mere" Anecdotes that Point to a Cultural Revolution

It is clear for anyone to see, America is going through a cultural revolution between two (at least) antagonistic and uncompromising ideologies. The question is, what will it look like?

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How to Restore Your Faith in Our Republic

Do you ever feel that America is in decline or are worried about its future? Well there is curative for that feeling. If you are able, go witness a U.S. Citizen Naturalization Ceremony where you will see a real and lasting sense of patriotism.

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We "Have to" and We "Need to" Let People Fail: Reflections on the Second Republican Primary Debate

There was a time when being a conservative Republican meant believing in limited government and personal responsibility. After watching the second Republican Primary debate, one might not be too sure about that.

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Pride and Honor- A Retrospective on The Last Duel

The Last Duel is a historically accurate and engaging film, albeit with traumatic even at the center of the story. Despite its medieval setting, the film is an engaging tale that can still resonate with modern audiences.

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The Iron Law of Princes

Recent events in Washington have shown that we are a nation ruled by unserious people. But they also demonstrated two iron clad laws of life for the world to see.

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R.I.P. "Latinx"

Despite being around and codified in dictionaries, the word "Latinx" (a gender-neutral term for Latina/Latino) has not caught on. Save for a small group of activists and academics, the term has not gained popularity. Why is that?

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More Prep and Pay, Less Pep and Play

For the time being, no one should ignore the pressures that schools now face. Each campus has its own specific challenges, precluding any one-size-fits-all solution that both conservatives (school choice!) and progressives (more funding!) like to push.

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The Power of the Saints

As we celebrate All Saints Day we are reminded of the power they have to intercede for us, especially when it comes to combating the evil of this world- such as one particular place in Utah.

Bitcoin as a Modern Analogy & Evangelization Opportunity for the Catholic Church

On All Hallows Eve in 2008 the world was introduced to Bitcoin. Thus today is, in a manner of speaking, the "feast day" of St. Satoshi, the creator and patron "saint" of Bitcoin. Interestingly enough, there are many parallels between Bitcoin and Catholicism.

Dispatches from the Front Lines: "Mere" Anecdotes that Point to a Cultural Revolution

It is clear for anyone to see, America is going through a cultural revolution between two (at least) antagonistic and uncompromising ideologies. The question is, what will it look like?

How to Restore Your Faith in Our Republic

Do you ever feel that America is in decline or are worried about its future? Well there is curative for that feeling. If you are able, go witness a U.S. Citizen Naturalization Ceremony where you will see a real and lasting sense of patriotism.

We "Have to" and We "Need to" Let People Fail: Reflections on the Second Republican Primary Debate

There was a time when being a conservative Republican meant believing in limited government and personal responsibility. After watching the second Republican Primary debate, one might not be too sure about that.

Pride and Honor- A Retrospective on The Last Duel

The Last Duel is a historically accurate and engaging film, albeit with traumatic even at the center of the story. Despite its medieval setting, the film is an engaging tale that can still resonate with modern audiences.

The Iron Law of Princes

Recent events in Washington have shown that we are a nation ruled by unserious people. But they also demonstrated two iron clad laws of life for the world to see.

R.I.P. "Latinx"

Despite being around and codified in dictionaries, the word "Latinx" (a gender-neutral term for Latina/Latino) has not caught on. Save for a small group of activists and academics, the term has not gained popularity. Why is that?

More Prep and Pay, Less Pep and Play

For the time being, no one should ignore the pressures that schools now face. Each campus has its own specific challenges, precluding any one-size-fits-all solution that both conservatives (school choice!) and progressives (more funding!) like to push.

Kamala's Doublethink Conundrum

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Punching Up by Laughing Out Loud- A Review of Am I Racist?